Bedroom interior

Lewis House addition and remodel, Washington DC
This interior remodel of an existing 1950’s era suburban home included an enlarged bedroom, walk-in closet and enlarged bathroom. The objective was to create an open feeling bedroom and bathroom and provide demanding requirements for storage and closet space within the framework of the existing house. Reconfiguring the roof allowed the introduction of a variety of day lighting devices. A multi-function service wall was created between the bedroom and bathroom. The wall contains cabinets serving both the bedroom and the bathroom, high and low interior translucent and clear windows between the rooms, the door into the bathroom, a hanger column in the bathroom and a window seat area in the bedroom. The bathroom was designed to allow for distinct spaces for the shower, toilet and double sink vanity. A 16” wide light gap was created between the exterior bathroom and the existing exterior walls. A translucent window over the vanity mirror opens into the gap. During the day this window creates a soft diffused light within the bathroom over the vanity. The light gap creates a light and more expansive feeling space within the bathroom.

Size: 500 SF

Cost: $110,000.00

Walk-in closet wall

Floor plan

Bathroom interior